BIM-based Tendering, Awarding, and Biling

Why is BIM-based BOQ better than Conventional BOQ?

Answer explanation

• - better workflows:

  • (1) no manual calculations based on drawings

  • (2) Volumes, surfaces, quantities are taken from or computed from the model

  • - less errors/changes orders/ budget overruns

What will Quantity take-off (QTO) provide?

Answer explanation

(1) cost estimates

(2) tendering

(3) bidding

client-side would use QTO to prepare _____

contractor-side would use QTO to prepare _____ and ______

Please fill in the blank

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What is tender

Answer explanation

• - description of the work to be done:

• (1) as a bill of quantities (BOQ)

• (2) as functional description

Why Quantity take-off is needed in contracting

Answer explanation

(1) offer review

(2) prepare a price comparison list

(3) bidder interviews (private sector tenders)

(4) commissioning as unit price (EP) contract / lump sum

why is quantity take-off is needed in accounting?

Answer explanation

(1) create the invoices

(2) audit of services rendered:

-on the bsi of the LVs or L/ program (LP)

• - of an allowance (EP-LV) or by estimation (lump sum)

Bill of Quantities (BOQ) is a list of _____ with ____:

(1) with ______

(2) established ____ (____-specific)

Answer explanation

- a list of activie with associated quantities:

(1) with position nmbers

(2) establshed structures (client-specific)